Ei Argentiina Suomelle mitään tykkejä lahjoittanut. Ruotsista ei voitu toimittaa tykkejä toiselle puolen maapalloa ja Bofors möikin tykit Suomelle.
https://www.iltalehti.fi/kotimaa/a/6e91ffe8-1d7a-4d50-9b94-fd1c2fa2249a
"Argentiinan Suomelle lahjoittama Boforsin tykki Laatokan rannalla Saunaniemen lähellä tammikuussa 1942"
https://jaegerplatoon.net/ARTILLERY3.htm
75 K/40 Arg / 75 K/40 A / 76 K/37 (7 cm kanon m/40A): This gun based to Krupp design was manufactured by Bofors for Swedish Army and also for export. January of 1940 Finland managed to purchase 8 guns originally ordered by Argentina (the main Export customer for these guns, hence the Arg and later just A in the name). They were issued to Field Artillery Regiment 21 in Winter War and in Continuation War first to Field Artillery Regiment 16 and later to coastal artillery. Originally the guns were in 75-mm (75 mm x 381 R), but when the Finns run out of their ammunition the guns were modified to 76.2-mm (76.2 mm x 385 R) calibre in July of 1941. Along the new calibre also name of the guns was changed. Three of the guns were lost in summer of 1944.
Finnish use: Twelve cannons bought from Sweden during Winter War (1939 - 1940), but only four delivered in December of 1939 saw battle use during it. During Continuation War (1941 - 1944) Finnish field artillery units used all the bought guns.
https://jaegerplatoon.net/ARTILLERY4.htm
https://www.iltalehti.fi/kotimaa/a/6e91ffe8-1d7a-4d50-9b94-fd1c2fa2249a
"Argentiinan Suomelle lahjoittama Boforsin tykki Laatokan rannalla Saunaniemen lähellä tammikuussa 1942"
https://jaegerplatoon.net/ARTILLERY3.htm
75 K/40 Arg / 75 K/40 A / 76 K/37 (7 cm kanon m/40A): This gun based to Krupp design was manufactured by Bofors for Swedish Army and also for export. January of 1940 Finland managed to purchase 8 guns originally ordered by Argentina (the main Export customer for these guns, hence the Arg and later just A in the name). They were issued to Field Artillery Regiment 21 in Winter War and in Continuation War first to Field Artillery Regiment 16 and later to coastal artillery. Originally the guns were in 75-mm (75 mm x 381 R), but when the Finns run out of their ammunition the guns were modified to 76.2-mm (76.2 mm x 385 R) calibre in July of 1941. Along the new calibre also name of the guns was changed. Three of the guns were lost in summer of 1944.
Finnish use: Twelve cannons bought from Sweden during Winter War (1939 - 1940), but only four delivered in December of 1939 saw battle use during it. During Continuation War (1941 - 1944) Finnish field artillery units used all the bought guns.
https://jaegerplatoon.net/ARTILLERY4.htm
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